To which regulation must the protection of cargo in mixed vehicles conform?

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The correct answer is To the vehicle regulatory legislation. Detailed explanation: Mixed vehicles have the distinct feature of being able to transport people and goods simultaneously or interchangeably. Due to the risk posed by loose cargo in the event of braking or an accident, it is mandatory to have adequate physical separation between passengers and cargo. This protection (generally grilles or dividers) is not optional nor governed merely by a user manual; it must be approved and strictly conform to the provisions of the vehicle regulatory legislation. Tire instructions are unrelated to cargo separation.

To which regulation must the protection of cargo in mixed vehicles conform?

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